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Imagine you are an exchange student in Korea, and you receive a surprising announcement that you won a ₩100,000 (~$100) Starbucks gift card. Excited about the possibilities, you quickly remember that in Korean culture, treating others is a gesture of building relationships and showing gratitude. As you plan how to use the gift card, you think of treating your classmates and/or surprising your professor with coffee. Now, how would you use it to spread kindness and strengthen your social bonds?

Our team is developing a new intensive program for American students learning Russian as a foreign language, with a focus on business Russian.
The program focuses on studying proverbs, sayings, and language expressions that reveal cultural and business ethics.
The goal of the program is to immerse students in Russian everyday and cultural contexts, identify similarities and differences with American culture, and help develop skills for effective business communication.

Ordinary things are important in daily life, it shows how a person has their own routine each day.
While students go to the school, have they ever think about the difference between the schools from another country? Why does the daily routine look so different in different culture?

During a China trip, American students will discuss their daily life with their Chinese classmates from the host school.

The school in Ecuador wants you to compare and contrast the school system in Ecuador and United States in order to promote the student exchange program.